Problem - Curl Grub (Beetle larvae including African Black Beetle larvae and Argentinian Scarab larvae)
Rate - Use 75-150g per 10m2 or .75-1.5kg per 100m2 (see Comments for when higher rate is required)
Comments: African Black Beetle larvae - apply before or at peak egg hatch for maximum control (typically mid-September).
Argentinian Scarab larvae - apply before or at peak egg hatch for maximum control (typically mid-December).
Apply the higher rate for:
- up to 6 months protection.
- cases of high pest pressure.
- late in season when mature grubs are present for African Black Beetle (mid-December onwards).
Lightly water in immediately after application.

Problem - Argentine Stem Weevil larvae and Billbug larvae
Rate - Use 75-150g per 10m2 or .75-1.5kg per 100m2 (see Comments for when higher rate is required)
Comments: Apply mid-September to prevent damage and population build up. Early application is essential to prevent lawn damage due to larvae feeding.
Apply the high rate for:
- up to 6 months residual protection in cases of high pest pressure.
- late season when mature larvae are present, applications mid-December onwards.
Lightly water in immediately after application.

Problem - Caterpillars including Lawn Armyworm, Black Cutworm and Sod Webworm
Rate - Use 75g per 10m2 or .75kg per 100m2
Comments: To ensure optimum control, delay watering or mowing for 24 hours after application.

Do not apply when the soil is saturated with water as adequate distribution of the product into the soil will not be achieved.

Measure lawn area before application to determine size and weigh the required amount of product.

Evenly spread granules over the area to be treated. For optimal control of beetle larvae (Black beetle, Argentine scarab, Argentine stem weevil and Billbug) apply preventatively and lightly water in immediately after application. When treating for caterpillars apply when pests or damage is observed, irrigation and mowing should be delayed until 24 hours after application.

If applying by spreader: The use of a professional spreader or garden spreader that can be calibrated for even output is recommended for optimal product performance.
If applying by hand: Weigh out the amount required to treat a measured area, then spread evenly moving in a steady forward motion. Do not attempt to spread the product in one pass, but apply by passing over the treated area at least three times in different directions each time and applying about a third of the require amount each pass.

Spreader Equipment Cleanout: Immediately following application, thoroughly rinse spreader and other application equipment with clean water.